Used Martin Audio WPM
Used Martin Audio WPM units are two-way passive mini line array elements, valued by live sound engineers for their audio clarity and robust construction. Available as second-hand stock in various quantities and configurations, the WPM suits both indoor and outdoor events. Scroll down to browse the used Martin Audio WPM listings currently available.
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Martin Audio WPM specifications
| Brand | Martin Audio |
| Segment | Audio |
About the Martin Audio WPM
The Martin Audio WPM is a two-way passive mini line array element featuring dual 6.5-inch drivers. Designed for professional live sound applications, it delivers clear audio output across indoor and outdoor environments, making it a practical choice for sound engineers and venues alike. The WPM is commonly deployed in multi-element arrays and is compatible with a range of subwoofer options. Its build quality and consistent performance have made it a widely used element on the professional touring and installation circuit.
Martin Audio WPM — buyer FAQs
What is the Martin Audio WPM and what type of speaker is it?
The Martin Audio WPM is a two-way passive mini line array element built around dual 6.5-inch drivers. It is designed for professional live sound use and suits both indoor and outdoor events. Because it is a passive element, it requires external amplification and is typically deployed in multi-element arrays to achieve the coverage and output needed for larger venues and touring applications.
Who makes the Martin Audio WPM and where does it sit in the range?
The WPM is made by Martin Audio, a British loudspeaker manufacturer founded in 1971 and based in High Wycombe, England, now part of the Focusrite Group. The WPM sits in the compact line array part of the range, positioned as a mini element intended for professional touring and installation work rather than the largest-format systems in the catalogue.
How is the Martin Audio WPM typically configured for live events?
The WPM is most commonly deployed in multi-element arrays, with quantities of eight or twelve elements appearing regularly in professional setups. Arrays are usually rigged using universal brackets or flight frames and paired with subwoofers to provide full-range coverage. Ground stack adapters are also used when flown rigging is not practical, giving engineers flexibility across different venue types.
What subwoofers are the WPM typically paired with?
Used WPM packages are often assembled alongside Martin Audio subwoofers to complete a full-range system. Configurations seen in the market include pairings with cardioid single-driver and dual-driver subwoofer models. Because the WPM itself is a passive element, the choice of subwoofer and amplifier affects overall system output, so checking what is included in a given package is important before purchase.
What should I check when buying a used Martin Audio WPM?
When buying used WPM elements, check that the quantity matches your array requirements and confirm whether universal brackets, flight frames or ground stack adapters are included, as these add cost if sourced separately. Grille condition and any cabinet wear are worth noting. Amplification is not built in, so verify that suitable amplifiers are available. Listings on this page carry a 21-day warranty covering major functional faults; full detail is in the buying guide at https://www.10kused.com/used-av-equipment-guide/.
